“Too many small satellite missions have been lost to software integration errors that no one spotted in lab testing. We’re proud to have partnered with NewSpace Systems, and even more excited that this success sets the stage for future digital twins—because reliability is about validating how systems work together, not just as individual parts.”
says Serge Barral, CEO of Asynchronics.
“The Aquila digital twin has shown us the potential of combining high-fidelity hardware models with advanced system-level simulation. We’re excited to see how this partnership grows and continues to push the industry forward.”
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About Asynchronics:
Asynchronics was founded by Serge Barral, PhD – a former space-propulsion scientist whose patents in plasma thrusters and electric propulsion took him from rocket science to software-driven R&D leadership - and Adam Chikha, MSc – an engineer who led ESA JUICE software bench integration and previously served as content team lead at Metrea Simulations, with deep expertise in system modelling and project/product management. Together they blend multidisciplinary engineering to tackle real-world reliability challenges in space.
About NewSpace Systems:
NewSpace Systems (NSS) is a trusted multinational manufacturer of spacecraft components and sub-systems headquartered in South Africa, with branches in North America, Europe, and Oceania. With over a decade of experience in Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) products, NSS supports leading commercial spacecraft manufacturers, including major satellite constellations. Today, NSS exports to more than 33 countries across six continents and maintains stringent manufacturing standards, including ISO 14644-1 cleanroom practices and ISO 9001:2015 certification. The company offers flight-proven off-the-shelf GNC products and collaborates on custom solutions, recognizing the unique needs of each mission.